by awesome_muslimah  9 chapters   Incomplete  last updated:  February 9, 2017

This book captured my attention straight away because of the name and cover.  We have a lot of hate in the world.  I think I was just looking for a story where you could look at a person with an unpopular religion and get to see them in an everyday light, rather than all the negative things we keep hearing about.  This story does that.  Saniya and Hafsa are best friends.  Saniya is at an age her parents expect her to get married.  This is one of those stories that my never be getting finished, but my inner romantic kind of likes the idea that this was more personal than a fictional story, and the writer broke it off when things started getting really good between them and wanted to keep it private.  On a more personal note, I'll admit that my grandparents that married young almost made it to sixty-six years when my grandmother passed away.  As long as that was, she had a relationship with her sister in law even longer, as my grandmother also married her best friend's brother.

Pros:  very relatable.  No wars or religion here. 

Cons: short unfinished, and non-conclusive.

Why you should read this story:  Let's look at just one regular day in there shoes instead of something horrible on the news.